₹100 Crore Gurgaon apartment sale stuns market. All you need to know
The Economic Times reported. As per the report, a few months back, a similarly sized apartment in the same location was sold for ₹60 crore.
The surge in property prices is attributed to the substantial increase in per-square-foot rates for this address over the past four months. Also Read: ‘Room for ants’ Internet abuzz over ₹12,000 Bengaluru house listing offering space for just a bed “There is a huge demand for apartments at DLF Golf Links since most startup founders, senior executives of MNCs, and businessmen prefer to live here because of the unmatched amenities and ecosystem," ET reported Amit Goyal, managing director, India Sotheby’s International Realty as saying.
Also Read: Real estate sector needs to tap finance from banking system not homebuyers: Housing ministry DLF offers these apartments in a basic, unfinished state at a listed price of Rs85 crore for a 10,000-square-foot unit. However, owners who have invested in interior enhancements are now seeking over Rs100 crore for apartments of equivalent size, solidifying the property's status as one of the priciest condominiums in the nation, ET reported.
The notable increase in luxury real estate costs in Gurgaon and affluent areas of Delhi has elevated the prices of high-end apartments in the southwestern suburb and mansions in the Lutyens zone, now rivalling the rates seen in Mumbai's prestigious neighbourhoods, where the cost per square foot has exceeded Rs1 lakh. Also Read: Amitabh Bachchan, Kajol get Manoj Bajpayee as new neighbour in Mumbai's Andheri luxurious office building Within the National Capital Region (NCR), which encompasses Delhi and its neighboring areas like Noida and Gurgaon, real estate professionals are currently making parallels between The
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